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Ancestors and descendants are included. Individual chapters cover the lives of all the George and Eleanor children. Each chapter written by a different grandchild of George and Eleanor. An online version is viewable/printable but why not give a gift that won't disappear into hyperspace someday?
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This book includes some wonderful recipes submitted by members and includes over one hundred pages, organized by sections for easy reference including appetizers & beverages, soups and salads, vegetables & side dishes, main dishes, breads and rolls, desserts, cookies and candy and a section entitled, "this & that".
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The narrative of this book was originally written in French by Joseph and Viateur Durand in 1954. These priests, located in Montreal Canada, collaborated with Elden E. DuRand, a cousin in Kentucky, during the 1940’s as they studied the church and civil records of Quebec. A French immigrant in 1657, Jean Durand married a Huron orphan survivor of the Iroquois wars who was educated by Ursuline nuns in Quebec. Please explore the links below to better understand why this book is such a treasure for the family. 2013 Newsletter Announcement | TOC | Forward | Chapter Sample | Descendant Tree Introduction
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The narrative of this book was originally written in French by Joseph and Viateur Durand in 1954. These priests, located in Montreal Canada, collaborated with Elden E. DuRand, a cousin in Kentucky, during the 1940’s as they studied the church and civil records of Quebec. A French immigrant in 1657, Jean Durand married a Huron orphan survivor of the Iroquois wars who was educated by Ursuline nuns in Quebec. Please explore the links below to better understand why this book is such a treasure for the family. 2013 Newsletter Announcement | TOC | Forward | Chapter Sample | Descendant Tree Introduction
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The narrative of this book was originally written in French by Joseph and Viateur Durand in 1954. These priests, located in Montreal Canada, collaborated with Elden E. DuRand, a cousin in Kentucky, during the 1940’s as they studied the church and civil records of Quebec. A French immigrant in 1657, Jean Durand married a Huron orphan survivor of the Iroquois wars who was educated by Ursuline nuns in Quebec. Please explore the links below to better understand why this book is such a treasure for the family. 2013 Newsletter Announcement | TOC | Forward | Chapter Sample | Descendant Tree Introduction
